Clinical Research Progress on Gastritis

Author: Xia Yuting
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Publishing Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The gastritis referred to in this book refers to chronic gastritis (abbreviated as "gastritis"). This disease is a common and frequently occurring condition. Currently, there are still many unclear aspects regarding its etiology, pathogenesis, and outcome. However, with the development and research of high-functional endoscopy and dynamic instruments, the deepening study of Helicobacter pylori, as well as the advancement of pathology and molecular biology, people have gained new insights into gastritis from different perspectives. This book is divided into eight chapters, focusing on research and discussion on the endoscopic classification, typing, and pathological characteristics of gastritis, the relationship between gastritis and Helicobacter pylori, gastritis and gastrointestinal hormones, gastritis and dynamics, gastritis and early carcinogenesis, and the current status of gastritis treatment. These topics are of interest to clinicians and are also key areas of current research. Each chapter of the book adopts a combination of reviews and research papers to elaborate on these issues, attempting to present our perspectives on them. Due to the large number of contributors and the haste in editing and proofreading, there may be rough or even incorrect places, and we hope for criticism and corrections from colleagues and readers. During the writing process, Dr. Feng Li from the Ruijin Hospital Group in Shanghai, Comrade Niu Mouping from the General Hospital of Shenyang Military Region, and Comrades Fu Suolin and Wu Wei from Shanghai Second Medical University made significant contributions, and their efforts are hereby acknowledged. Xia Yuting and Yu Zhonglin July 18, 2003, Shanghai
This book is co-authored by Xia Yuting, Yu Zhonglin, and over 60 experts and professors engaged in clinical digestive system work. It is divided into eight chapters: Endoscopic and Pathological Diagnosis and Classification of Gastritis; Gastritis and Helicobacter pylori; The Application of Magnifying Endoscopy in the Diagnosis of Gastritis; Gastritis and Gastrointestinal Hormones; Gastritis and Gastrointestinal Dynamics; Gastritis and Gastric Cancer; Clinical and Basic Research on Gastritis; and the Treatment of Gastritis. These are all topics of interest to clinicians and are also key areas of current research. Each chapter of the book adopts a combination of reviews and research papers to elaborate on these issues, showcasing the authors' perspectives. The content is rich, comprehensive, detailed, and easy to understand, making it a relatively practical monograph on the clinical research progress of gastritis. It is suitable for a wide range of medical personnel engaged in clinical and scientific research work in the digestive system, researchers, medical students, patients, and their families.